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I went over the transcript quickly. If I understand correctly Dr. Pande is bringing the f@h knowledge "how to run cloud research" he acquired to commercial startups? But not the actual research results?

microsd card under your tongue. works every time.

still available! Anybody?

I'm looking to sell my main folding rig and some parts, money is more tight than it used to be, so it I'll stick to a smaller rig for folding and only during winter. Can deal locally in Greater Montreal Area, or shipping in Canada, PM me if interested. I'm looking for 900 $850 for the...

grats musky!! [H]orde is awesome... top 10 with 200 millions+ very soon too... :D

100 millions!! :D 28th in the horde to get it, I was aiming for 25th but then G34 happened :p Only took 3 years and 3 months http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/user_summary.php?s=&u=417771

"the Topspin 120 provides either 24 ports of 10Gbps connectivity or 8 ports of 30Gbps connectivity" wow 30gbps :eek: but 12X cables are $50 on the Bay http://www.ebay.ca/itm/IBM-4M-12x-BladeCenter-Infiniband-Cable-26R0814-NEW-/120741554383?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c1cc1e8cf

$100+ship for 5 lot: http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-5-TOPSPIN-INFINIBAND-DUAL-PORT-PCI-99-00025-01-/140531533054?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b85504fe this one is cheaper?: $15 each + ship (local for me too, but I have no use for them)...

I just took a look at The Bay and wow it's cheap, lots of 5 dual port cards for $100 :eek::eek:

The CC made more sense when there was no bigadv (no synching possible)/switching WU types/passkey/huge team ppd gap... etc How about "show pics of your farm" multi-forum competition edition? ...less trouble and could still get front page attention and bring new folders in.

How about some before beauty transformation shots? That would be nice to follow :D

That's a hot deal for BOINC crunching, I'd get one at this price ($50 board + $30 or less per CPU, I have spare ram and spare psu's) If these boards become available, someone please post in Hot Deals thread. :)

Here's 2 x 1.8ghz 6-cores for ~$75 http://www.ebay.ca/itm/120841910470?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 (but good luck finding a cheap motherboard for those) Socket F is still sexy.

ok I'm gonna take a guess. Top shelf is printer cartridges and bottom is empty psu/keyboard boxes.

No, no... it's extremely tidy compared to a lot of us with naked hardware and spare parts sitting on shelves with wires going in all directions lol

the system is a fun project but not optimized for fah, it's good for wcg or server use tho.

too bad im completely broke right now :( but... go go horde! buy buy!

Newegg Shellshocker GeIL EVO CORSA Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) $99 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820144546 Not sure about the brand but that's cheap 8GBs

40gb sr-2 ramdrive anyone? :D

welcome to the team!;)

slowly made it to 75 millions points! :D The points do add up smoothly with the sr-2. You plug it, you forget it. Waiting for colder weather to go turbo mode.

Congrats dropper leading the charge with 300 millions points... .

just wondering if we should lean towards clusters instead? Not sure how much bandwidth is needed? But 10gbit is included on macs, they should be some cheap equivalent coming out for PC I'd guess. If we can somehow make folding run on beowulf with 10gbit (multiple?) connectivity that would be...

my SR-2 is in the garage, I couldn't stand the noise. Since I only go visit it once a month, its naked. $130 still a bit too much for my use ;).

Expired? Here's alternative: Kingston 8GB (2x4GB) Desktop HyperX DDR3 1333 $40 tigerdirect.com tigerdirect.ca

IMO the priority is putting out a user-friendly client. The complexity and the multitude of clients, tags and requirements is turning off a lot of potential folders. A tray client that detects number of cores and receives appropriate WU (unicore, smp, bigadv, biggeradv, beta), with a few...

welcome Tear! wow a lot of new names in the top 20 ppd O.O amazing stuff

Hell, us with sr-2 went from estimated up to 100kppd to 120kppd with the release of generous 6900 WUs, to 140kppd with a NUMA fix then 160kppd when optimized linux client was released to 180kppd with tear affinity to 200kppd with 6903 WU release and then 2684 point structure was...

Ok here's some stats to cheer people up: 06.30.11: EVGA 16,393,510 [H] 24,632,220 yup that's 8.2 million more points :D

Sorry I'm not very clear...what I meant is PG could use these 48 cores machines for time-critical needs, like testing new WUs before releasing them (testing like they did with 6903/6904 for the last few weeks before introducing them to the public). Well these 48 rigs could be used to test...

IMO it's a good move, I was feeling my sr-2 was giving out too many points compared to say an i7 920. It is still giving out 182kppd, which is very generous (and IMO still a bit too much compared to smp machines/gpus). But I'm feeling bad for those who invested in 48 cores machines recently...

teasing pic! put it in! put it in!

amazing price, solid board... someone take it quick.... muuuuust nooot b..*faints

1mbps is 125 Kbytes, in theory ~30min upload time for 6903. Maybe check if everything is right with your connection first? like speedtest.net If speedtest reports good speeds the router or the proxy is not working / too slow. In your router (192.169.1.1) is there a bandwith page? Check out...

ya did you enter any max upload speed when starting langouste? It's in bytes so...something like 100 will take forever lol Here's what I input: ./langouste3 -l 8880 -r 55000

maybe some sort of port conflict? Try changing the port and reopening the consoles windows (backup work folder and rename it)

what about your langouste log?

That's total credit for over 3 and 1/2 days of work, so that's fine.